- Albanian: yshtës (sq) m, yshtëse (sq) f
- Arabic: سَاحِر m (sāḥir)
- Armenian: կախարդ (hy) (kaxard), վհուկ (hy) (vhuk)
- Belarusian: чараўні́к m (čaraŭník), чарадзе́й m (čaradzjéj)
- Bengali: যাদুকর (jadukor)
- Breton: sorser (br) m, strobineller (br) m
- Bulgarian: вълше́бник (bg) m (vǎlšébnik), магьо́сник (bg) m (magjósnik), чароде́й (bg) m (čarodéj), ве́щер (bg) m (véšter)
- Catalan: mag (ca) m, màgic (ca) m, fetiller (ca) m
- Chamicuro: shikec̈homalo
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 巫師／巫师 (zh) (wūshī), 魔術師／魔术师 (zh) (móshùshī), 男巫 (zh) (nánwū)
- Classical Syriac: ܚܰܪܳܫܳܐ
- Cornish: pystrier m
- Czech: čaroděj (cs) m
- Danish: heks c, heksemester c, troldkarl c, troldkvinde c, troldmand c
- Dutch: tovenaar (nl)
- Egyptian: (zꜣw m)
- Esperanto: sorĉisto
- Estonian: võlur (et)
- Finnish: velho (fi)
- French: sorcier (fr) m, sorcière (fr) f
- Galician: feiticeiro m
- German: Zauberer (de) m
- Greek: μάγος (el) m (mágos)
- Ancient: μάγος m (mágos), γόης m (góēs), φαρμακεύς m (pharmakeús)
- Haitian Creole: bòkò
- Hebrew: מְכַשֵּׁף (he) m (mekhashéf), קוֹסֵם (he) m (kosém)
- Hindi: जादूगर (hi) m (jādūgar), ओझा (hi) m (ojhā), साहिर (hi) m (sāhir), सयाना (hi) m (sayānā)
- Hopi: powaqa
- Hungarian: varázsló (hu)
- Icelandic: galdramaður (is) m
- Indonesian: ahli sihir (id), tukang sihir, penyihir
- Ingrian: tiitäjä
- Irish: asarlaí m, draoi m, draíodóir m
- Italian: stregone (it) m
- Japanese: 魔法使い (ja) (まほうつかい, mahō tsukai), 魔術師 (ja) (まじゅつし, majutsushi)
- Kannada: ಮಾಂತ್ರಿಕ (kn) (māntrika)
- Kikuyu: mũrogi class 1
- Korean: 마법사(魔法師) (ko) (mabeopsa)
- Latin: venēficus m, magus m
- Macedonian: волшебник m (volšebnik), вештер m (vešter)
- Malagasy: mpamosavy (mg)
- Manx: druai, druiaghtagh, fer obbee, pishagagh
- Maori: kaimakutu
- Nauruan: itsibemin (na)
- Ngarrindjeri: thumpamarldi
- Norman: enchorchéleux m
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: trollmann m
- Occitan: broish m
- Old Church Slavonic: влъхвъ m (vlŭxvŭ)
- Persian: جادوگَر (fa) (jâdugar), ساحِر (fa) (sâher)
- Plautdietsch: Zaubra n, Hajksenmeista m
- Polish: czarownik (pl) m, czarodziej (pl) m
- Portuguese: feiticeiro (pt), sortílego
- Quechua: layqa
- Romani: ćovaxano
- Balkan Romani: drabaritori m (Ursari), magišaro m (Macedonian Arli)
- Carpathian Romani: čohano f (East Slovak), čohano m (Burgenland)
- Sinte Romani: čovaxano m
- Vlax Romani: varašlovo m (Lovara), fêrmêkêtori m (Kalderaš), veštako m (Kalderaš), vrêžîtori m (Kalderaš)
- Welsh Romani: čovexano m
- Russian: волше́бник (ru) m (volšébnik), колду́н (ru) m (koldún), маг (ru) m (mag), чароде́й (ru) m (čarodéj)
- Scots: wizard, warlock
- Scottish Gaelic: draoidh m
- Serbo-Croatian:
- Roman: vrač (sh) m, vračar (sh) m, vračara (sh) f, vračarica f, bajač m, bajačica (sh) f, bajalica (sh) m or f, čarobnjak (sh) m
- Slovak: čarodejník m, čarodej m
- Slovene: čarovnik (sl) m, vrač m
- Spanish: brujo (es) m, hechicero (es) m, sortílego m, mago (es) m
- Swedish: trollkarl (sv) c
- Tagalog: alasip
- Tajik: ҷодугар (jodugar), соҳир (sohir)
- Thai: พ่อมด (pɔ̂ɔ-mót)
- Turkish: büyücü (tr), yadacı (tr), sihirbaz (tr)
- Ukrainian: чарівни́к m (čarivnýk), чароді́й m (čarodíj), чаклу́н m (čaklún), маг (uk) m (mah)
- Urdu: جادو گَر m (jādū gar), ساحِر m (sāhir)
- Vietnamese: phù thuỷ (vi), thầy phù thủy
- Welsh: swyngyfareddwr m, rhiniwr m, hudol m (literary)
- Yiddish: מכשף m (mekhashef)
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